US10676265B2ActiveUtilityA1

Compositional notebook/diary with concealed pocket for valuables

Assignee: Levneff LiyaPriority: Mar 2, 2017Filed: Aug 17, 2018Granted: Jun 9, 2020
Est. expiryMar 2, 2037(~10.6 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
B42D 1/003B65D 77/006B42D 1/00B42F 13/0066B42F 17/30B42D 3/18A45C 2001/083A45C 1/08B42P 2201/06B42D 5/003B42D 3/02A45C 11/182A45C 2011/186B42P 2221/10
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Abstract

A valuables-holding device in the form of a booklet which appears, when closed, to be an ordinary compositional notebook or pocket diary has a flange or transparent overlay extending around three sides of the inside front cover. A flexible covering plate, with its edge secured to the spine of the booklet, has its free edge capable of being slid behind the overlay. This will cover the space between the back of the covering plate and the inside surface of the front cover of the booklet. The covering plate can be slid out of the overlay, too, to expose that space. Secured to the inside of the front cover is a credit card organizer. The front cover and the covering plate are both preferably formed with a thin sheet of metal. Thus, the space between those components is electronically sealed or blocked from an RFID reader. The covering plate includes a slot for sliding paper money therethrough and into the space between the back of the credit card organizer and the inside surface of the front cover.

Claims

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What is claimed is: 
     
       1. A camouflaging device for storing valuables which device appears to be a book comprising:
 a booklet having a front cover and a back cover, said front cover and said back cover both having inside planar surfaces defined by parallel, outwardly and inwardly-located longitudinal edges, a top edge and a bottom edge, a central spine defining a paper turning axis, having one or more sheets of paper with edges, said sheets being held by one of their edges of said sheets of paper rotatable about said central spine, a malleable covering plate defined by a pair of parallel longitudinal edges defining a surface therebetween of a size corresponding to said pages, with one of said longitudinal edges of said covering plate being also connected to said central spine, said covering plate also being turnable about said central spine, wherein a pocket is formed between said inside surface of either said front cover or said back cover and said surface of said covering plate, said covering plate, in a first position, sliding over and covering said pocket for hiding said pocket from view and, yet, in a second position, when turned about said longitudinal axis, said covering plate exposing the contents of said pocket, and said pocket holding a credit card organizer wherein said covering plate is held flat and covering said credit card organizer, when in said first position, by an inwardly recessed, flange and transparent overlay which extends inwardly from the top edge, said bottom edge and said outward edge of said inside surface of said front cover or said back cover. 
 
     
     
       2. A device as claimed in  claim 1  wherein said credit card organizer is secured to the inside surface of said front cover on one, two or three ends of the credit card organizer so that a holding area is formed behind said credit card organizer for paper money. 
     
     
       3. A device as claimed in  claim 1  wherein said front cover and/or said back cover comprise multiple layers of material and at least one of said layers of material is a layer of metallic sheet. 
     
     
       4. A device as claimed in  claim 1  wherein said front and back covers are both provided with a layer of metallic sheet to block an RFID reader. 
     
     
       5. A device as claimed in  claim 1  wherein said covering plate is provided with one or more slots to allow folding money to pass into said pocket behind said credit card organizer.

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